The meeting of the Congress of Vienna was to

restore old monarchies to power

What action did parliament take to prevent a workers' revolution?

created laws to protect workers

Laissez-faire economics requires

no government control of the economy

_______, and _________were the two Italian unification leaders

Camillo di Cavour, and Giuseppe Garibaldi

A major goal of the Meiji Restoration was to:

become an industrialized nation

Marx was opposed to laissaez-faire because

Created an unequal distribution of wealth

American-born descendants of Spanish settlers

What was the Industrial Revolution?

increased output of machine-made goods that began in England during 18 cent

Karl Marx and Frederick Engels argued that capitalism would inevitably lead to

poverty and a workers' revolution

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1
The meeting of the Congress of Vienna was to
restore old monarchies to power
hold elections for the monarchies
change all governments to democracies
restore Napoleon to power
2
What action did parliament take to prevent a workers' revolution?
followed Laissez-faire
jailed Luddites
created laws to protect workers
banned unions
3
The Meiji Restoration period
none of the above
closed doors to trade
westernized Japan
rebelled against foreigners
4
Laissez-faire economics requires
limited government control of the economy
complete government control of the economy
no government control of the economy
5
Which country was impacted by the Berlin Conference?
Africa
Germany
Britain
India
6
viewing your culture as superior to others
Ethnocentric
Interdependent
Isolation
mercantilism
7
Which event was caused by imperialism
Opium War
Boxer Rebellion
Sepoy Mutiny
All of the above
8
_______, and _________were the two Italian unification leaders
Otto Von Bismarck, and King Victor Emmanuel II
Camillo di Cavour, and Giuseppe Garibaldi
Napoleon Bonaparte, and Camillo di Cavour
Giuseppe Garibaldi, and Otto von Bismarck
9
Sepoy Mutiny, Boer War and the Boxer Rebellion were all
resistance movements
nationalist movements
unsuccessful attempts to rid foreigners from their lands
all of the above
10
A major cause of the French revolution was
potato famine
religion presecution
unfair tax system
civil war
11
A major goal of the Meiji Restoration was to:
give complete control to the emperor
become an industrialized nation
end foreign trade
give control to China
12
Marx was opposed to laissaez-faire because
Created an unequal distribution of wealth
None of the above
Gave power to the proletariat
Encouraged imperialism
13
1800's industrialization caused inequity for
bankers
big farmers
working class
factory owners
14
Which area of the world was impacted by the Berlin Conference?
India
South America
Africa
China
15
Who led Prussia in its efforts to unify Germany?
William I
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Camillo Cavour
Otto von Bismarck
16
Which was not a cause of WW 1?
Alliances
isolation
Militarism
Nationalism
17
John Locke believed government should
have all the authority
be patriarchal
protect natural rights
own the land
18
Who are the creoles?
American-born descendants of Spanish settlers
people who were born in Spain
Native Americans and people of African descent
people of Native American and European descent
19
In the 1800's, Latin America [South America] fought for independence from
Spain
Dutch
France
England
20
Karl Marx and Frederick Engels advocated for what?
socialism
capitalism
a classless society
a classier society
21
"Social Darwinism" supported the policy of
Militarism
Imperialism
Isolation
Alliances
22
What was the Industrial Revolution?
increased purchases of land by wealthy landowners to cultivate larger field
a widespread use of teenagers as factory laborers who worked 14-hour days,
increased populations of urban areas during the 1800s
increased output of machine-made goods that began in England during 18 cent
23
Unification in Germany and Italy was based on
militarism
nationalism
socialism
imperialism
24
Unification in Germany and Italy was based on
nationalism
socialism
militarism
imperialism
25
Divine Right is the idea that the authority to rule comes from
Parliament
the people
1st & 2nd estates
God
26
What was a direct cause of The Congress of Vienna
The rise of nationalism
The rise of democracy
The conquering of the Americas
The fall of Napolean
27
Cause of migration out of Ireland
political change
famine
communism
war
28
Which country was carved into spheres of influence during imperialism?
China
Japan
India
Africa
29
Which time period used evidence to create new theories that challenge traditional political authority?
Scientific Revolution
Inquisition
Rennassiance
Enlightenment
30
Industrial Revolutionstarted in England because
Sources of coal and Iron for facotries
Good harbors for trade
Rapid Rivers to fuel machines
all of the above
31
The social class structures of Latin America and Pre-revolutionary France
were based on wealth
were limited to foreigners
were easy to change from class to class
were based on birth
32
Prior to unification, Italy was
controlled by France
Controlled by Austria
all of the above
several separate kingdoms
33
Karl Marx and Frederick Engels argued that capitalism would inevitably lead to
an energy crisis
poverty and a workers' revolution
an extensive welfare state
enslavement of most of the population

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